The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-07
Sam Spencer, Vice-Presi-
dent of the Baltimore
& Chic, Promoted.
Inthc Wheat corner Squeeze ot
tmcugo. The squeezed Tile
Demonstration. etc.
Itis I.iI.ci, that Jay Gouid viii
Become the owner OF
the Nacknl Cable.
LAN norIn sMAILoMs ~.

JAY GOULD SWALLOWS ALL.
NEW YORK. sept. The World
savs: "There are now several good
reasons tor believing that Jay could
will acquire. within very short time,
not only telegraph, but MIR. Mackay's
commercial cable, as well az thou
sands of miles OF laud lines that
Mackay practically owns. Negotia
tons looking to union between the
Gould and Mackny interests have been
in progress some tine, conducted b!
Messrs. Gould aud Mackay personal
ly, whenever Mr.. Mockay has been
in New York, and in his absence hy
:. l.. NJ, Barlow, council for Macksy
and Or. Green. At these conicren-
ces the books particularly of theCable |
company were freely shown. Negoti- |
ations have not been Interrupted for
day since MIR. Macksy's return from |
| Europe last month. There is there.
fore every prospect that Mackuy's !
brood echeme OF u big cable and tee
graph competition in the general pub
ir interest will go the
way of the many smaller aud
earlier enterprises. pr. Grcen said;
NEGOTIATIONS have been goirg on for
sometime. butnothjng of definite
character Las been reached. Being
asked what stands in why Of 7cttlc-
ment of tins matter now, he replied
"They want too much, altogether
100 much
I'm the proposed bargain Mr..
Mackay wishes to stipulate, does he
not. that vou shall make tie rate 40
cents -
"Yes, but do notthink he would
have any objection to that. We are
Inclined to believe that forty cent
, rate would now be most profitable at
. "A twelve cent rate. Business has IN
creased 225 per cent. so long as rates
are reasonable large portion OF
new business would be held forty
cent rate would now be perhaps just
v about right for us, and prove salts
c factory to the public"
! AN OLD JEwELRY HOUSE.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. Bel
Bros, jewellers OF this city, failed to'
n day. The liabilities are not Known
h This was the oldest icwelry establish
y ment in West Texas and was consid-
cred one of the solid institutions
A SUSPENDED BANK.
TrNARKANA, reX, Sept. 6.-Iht
o. Citizens nank of this city suspended
" today. The suspension is probably
u caused by the failure of Nunzesheim
or n Kline, the biz dry goods aud
y groceries house, the other day. The
smash il complete. The above firm
was the largest stockholder in th'
& bank
HENRY $. IVES ~ co.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.--S chedulcs II
assignment Of IIenryS. Ives \ Co
J. hove been filed in the court of Com
e. NOV Peas. They show Liabilities
o. Sl7,GGG,I75; nominal assets f25,6G+ .oo
Their equity amounts 100000, Ih'
as.ignee's bond is tor S25O,oOO,
i FOREIGN GOLD IMPORTS
New YORK, Sept 6-Tho steamer
Murat. which arrived yesterday
brought 1891, coo in German ant
Of English gold aud the Noruandi'
<. brought ! /, 1910 in French gold
L. l.. l.. HARPER & 60.
ClNciNNArl. sept. O. From . re
port ofJ. II. Stewart, Trustee of T.. l.
llarper 4 Co., filed in the probate
Vi colrt. it appears TINT the court hclC
VI no real estate and that the face V1lu'
~ of its assets consisting OF stocks
10 bonds. notes and cash was $50 ~
~ while the appraised value Wa $500
~ Other assets were book accounts o.
- face value Sl,1lI33 appraised "A
u Sut1.l tuoL.iuV. "a total appTai sed va ne